Performance

Venue	Courtyard Theatre
	Also: Studio
Town	Inner London
County	Greater London
From	20th October 2009
Opened	22nd October 2009
To	15th November 2009
When	19:30
Prices	From £15.00. To £15.00.
Courtyard Theatre (V184)
Current/Future Listings
Listings Archive

The Witch of Edmonton

Work:: The Witch of Edmonton (S721354975)

In the village of Edmonton, Elizabeth Sawyer is derided by her neighbours. A poor and lonely old woman, she is ostracised, harassed and accused of being a witch. In her abject misery, she wishes that she really were bewitched and so able to wreak vengeance. Unluckily for Elizabeth and the villagers of Edmonton, someone with the power to grant that wish is listening. As Elizabeth uses her new found powers to seek revenge on those who have wronged her, other villagers find their own lives falling apart and an attempted elopement ends in murder. When witch and murderer are finally caught, the people of Edmonton must decide if either crime merits forgiveness.

Author	Thomas Dekker
Author	John Ford
Author	William Rowley

Production:: (T273872359)

Producer	Natasha Dawn
Director	Natasha Dawn
Design	Ed Lidster
Lighting	Marec Joyce
Other	Ilona Kahn (wardrobe and make-up)
Other	Anna Williams (production manager and stage manager)
Performer	Tom Hunter (Dog - a familiar)
Performer	Leonie Hill (Mistress Sawyer - a witch)
Performer	Mark Hawkins (Frank Thorney - a servant and a bigamist)
Performer	Simon Mathis (Sir Arthur Clarington - a nobleman)
Performer	Bisera Winters (Lady Clarington - a wife)
Performer	Matthew Stathers (cuddy Banks - a countryman)
Performer	Lucy Grainger (Susan Carter - a young girl)
Performer	Julie Gilby (Katherine Carter - a sister)
Performer	Naima Stevenson (Winnifred - a pregnant servant)
Performer	Milan Alexander (Somerton - a young policeman)
Performer	Sam Kermer (Warbeck - a rake)
Performer	Samantha Aspinall (Widow Thorney - a mother)
Performer	Jenny Wambaa (Kezia - a servant)
Performer	Phillipa Flynn (Ann - a countrywoman)
Performer	Hester Ruoff (Jane - a countrywoman)

Listing:: L01171688642

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